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THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1959 THE MOUNT VERNON SIGNAL, MT. VERNON, KY. PAGE FIVB seciAi PCCSCNAI sister, Mrs. Lyda'Howard, over! in Casey County near Ellisburg, | Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Taylori S^', with Mr. and Mrs. J o h n . Q U A I L H O M E M A K E B S MEET th* week £nd. ISuntfay. « -iand son. Mike, of Centerville, I ® JI " s 9 r and family. J. The Quair Homfimakers met , The Rey.C, H. Philbeck^ whoj-> Mr nnd Mrs. J. J? Montpnrn-jInd. spent Saturday night with. - Mx. and Mrs. Int. Stith and-®' the home of Faye Brown, has been on" the sick list for a-f' ery of, Lancaster speht Monday: her mother, Mrs. Margie Wea- granddaughter of Dearborn, Wednesday, June 10. Eight «rc niot,-o**» bout 'three weeks, is slowly im-]with his sister, Mrs. L . J . P e y - ver. Thoy were qn route to Miclv pnd Mr. and Mrs. Johni memb ® rs and one^visitor w.ete ANNOUNCING ™r. ana Mni. Jerry Dick andfproving. . ! t<fn. and Mr. Peyton. I Florida for a two weeks vaca- MuQlr). were Sunday dinner | P«*?n of New" YorrCitVN. Y an-' ^ a ^r b u^Ind\,^ercthey S ^ S r ^ e ^ r e t u m ^ h ^ e | of ^ i m ^ f o n f O h i o ! " v l^Mr' : -'°Mr and Mrs Henry C o f f e y a " d - Dale Sowder, w h o . h a s been have returned to their home. ... J, , !.'. ing the summer at her home t £^JESL2 M S d , 1. ! Dick is visltinv thpm . £ " 7 •"*" wjin ner lamer,, M r . a n d MrS. Frank Helmer are vacationing in Florida Robert MrsT. Kasonof is thej Mr and Mr." BertU Davis ^luTtaTi. sWmp™"- i a'fter / m Z & vlslt^ithth™ »f Louam.a^chmSTItreet The"™ former Mary_Bryant. Rev. George l £ l £ S g ^ l £ £ ? = % 3 " e ^ n ANITA CHERYL HELLARD : M r s . Logan Bryant and Mrs. and family of Colorado, are Ohio Mrs Lee Jay Southwich ?? San Francisco, Calif. j^ r an( j j^ rg Ed Ear Mullins be elected for the coming Mr. an« Mrs Jack Hellard Sibbie Davis this week end. j visiting his father, Mr. Wade of ckgenovia, N- Y. They also ' n ¥ r L?" d W m N< *j sold one of their houses on 2S? n r ir and ,,? la £f-- for -f.nntia 1 of Livingston. ®re 'he proud | Mrs. Logan Bryant left Tues-! Livesay, Mrs. Livesay and other; visited other relatives in New w HM £' £ vr l"i Richmond street to James P. madc " Vlsl,ors parents of a 5 lb. 11 oz. daugh-iday. for Mew York City, N. y.. | relatives here. They attended j York. Grandchildren, Jeanne ® N T orber ?, Moertle Hayes-of Prestonsburg. Thev. a r e in,ile < 1 - V ' .ter, born June 29 in Berea Col-, to-.visit M r . a n d Mrs. Robert "woes-at the Baptist Church ; a n d K a y returned with them to .1 have moved here. lege Hospital She has been : Kasonof and son, Adam Robert. S u n d a y E v e n i n g accompanied ; spend the month of July. S WMII'- ? W « Billy Hiatt was hit'ta the left- named Anita Cheryl. Mrs. Hel- lard is the former JuaniU lu M I . .. . . V T DaKer ana Bowles. - , lard Cummins visited Mr. a n d i . Mrs - Lyda Howard left Tues- Debbie were, Mrs. Baker's sis-: r , MgyLcslcr-AieHargne-at^Cnrrr 1 f»y -to-spend-a. feaulays with ter. Mrs. Norman Bolinger, Mr. the week with her JIMMJE ANGLIN DIES ~"Tcy Bottom over the 4th. They Mr - and Mrs - Bobby Neal CopeTBSIlnger of Owcnsboro and her 5? I and sister. Mr. and Jimmie Joel Anglin passed caught over 100 fish. and daughter, Gayle, in Cm- brother, Henry Hines, of Dallas K f,' th ^ — *•"" - *" --- —- i ninnntt lAKU I Toxas. Mr. ann Mrv rhwlwHufl Anita Cheryl. Mrs. Hel- Mr. anc j Mrs Claude Mc- b y h *s aunt, Mrs. Wm. Hansel, Tuesday night guests of Mr. ^ m r i ? _ T parents ' Mr eye, Saturday night, at the is the former Juanita H ar guc and Mr. and Mrs. Bal- of P">e Hill. an d Mrs. J. L. Baker and ?, S Q Jarv ' s N< ^- . playground b y a baseball. lard. Cummins visited Mr. and! Mrs. Lyda Howard left Tues-1 Debbie were. Mrs. Bnkpr'. Mrs - » am "encn and son. _. A ( WHA. T S Mr. an^Mrg- ChCTter Hughes, C f l l / l f l L O n ? ;dv and Allen of Cincinnati " ^ O away Sunday morning at the. Woodrow'Maples and family icinnati, -Ohio. 11exas. . . . Skidmore Best Home at Brod_-. 0 f Richmond. Ind.. vitilod his! Pr Mrs. Hubert Ro.bin-X- Miis Chris Stevens of Peoria Alle " of Cincinnati son and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (111., is visiting Mrs. E F Gen- ^ on tneu- way to,theAshland Lodge will meet " Mrs. Jackie j • y "* ounta » ns visit old Thursday. July 9 to confer first head. He will be burled in the; aun u. Mrs. John Gill, at Bur., Briar Field Cemetery at Brush Mrs. W. A. Stokes at Mt. Ver- Ware and son - Ronny, of Pal- try and Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Creek, non and Mrs. H. R-.r-Mason at Fla., visited! ; Livingston last Friday j Albnghr-and JVHilfre:' '• _. , —• sister, Miss Clara Robinson, last Mr and Mrs. Johnny Machal c- * m Charles Bennett Farris is Mr. and Mrs. John Crissen ^' e ® k The party of six spent! and daughter. Judy, of Harrods- Sp . 5 T - . visiting Mr. and Mrs. Richard an d children of Indianapolis. Friday with another of Dr. burg are visiting his parents Bearing. Ga., spent the week discuss the Salt Petre Cave !V Tuggle and son,.Kichard, at Ind.. visited her parents, Mr. Robinson's sisters. Mrs. Bertie!Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Machal. "c visiting^his sister, project—The Mt. Vernon Home- •plriends. Mr. and . ^w^-tf^ree—Lsvfogste: will meet July 10—Jaycees will, Floyd from Fort mce t July 13 at City Hall to; Noe. Hobe Sound, Fla. and Mrs. John Gill, at Burr. ! Mirtk; at Brindle Ridge. 1 The Rev. Albert Gene Grif- fildrea Singlelon. They also makers will meet July 16 at Mr. and Mrs. John Kincer Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gill, who 1 Miss Donna Kay.Bullen spent fin, a native of Mt. Vernon y SI lh Scbrenker of Mt. the home of Mrs. Hazel Owens the home of their son. ,ast wepk with her grand- and pastor in Manassas, Va.! , r . n0n " j —17 boys from Baptist Church and son, John, and daughter, live ____ ^ u Vernon. Martha, of Covington spent John, remain on the sick list' mother, Mrs. Minnie Roberts, conducted Sundav ' mornine Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stagge and will leave Monday for Levi —' ~" W services at the First Baptis, J?"' R,c ^T d u ' ror ^ Jackson State Park f o r a weeks /-•«- « n • . . «_ .... Ohio Visited Mr and Mr* Rnhv «.«ii Ka w e W mV n n W ! lh h " " 10,her - Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Boha-; al Scaffold Cane. •«»«« » ine rirs. uapt.si nK - . - - : , v . « « — - Mrs. W. T. Davis, and his par- man of Louisville were Sunday Rov B Co Pe and Miss Jo Ella Church. Bro. and Mrs Griffin o. u w J j S " Ruby camping—Bookmobile will be onto, Mr. and Mrs. John Kmce». dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. of Covington, were recent are on a two week vacation I 2? , ° 1 P en on 1151131 schedule-^- ;.t Brodhead. Tilden Brown. guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Willie with friends and relatives , 0 ^ ? T T V -„ F,0yd ' * u 1 SPECIALS Muses Joan Maggard and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Stith and and family. | The Rev. William Arnoid of T1 * ^°? Br0M ' n - M j[ dre j i Specials at Owens Sundry Julianne Bordes of St. Joseph granddaughter. Rosie Schnelle. Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Shutts Georgetown preached at the' ?i ng 5 n w ' o f Brodhead. store for coming.veek.wilHHtr.; Nursing School at Lexington/ of .XJncoln Park. Mich re- and Mr - and Mrs. Charlie B. Chestnut Ridge Baptist Mission j s " Ra >' mond Decker ^11 Animal treatment supplies visited their parents. Mrs. turned home Monday after Parsons attended the Races at for morning services and at I !] or l 25 P er cent off—5-Day Roll- PTmanda Maggard and Mrs. spending 10 days vacation with Danville last Friday evening. Flat Gap Baptist Church for P' cn,cKed ' Sunday^ and attended Qn Deodorant $1.00 size 80c— Gillis Craig. Mr. ar\d Mrs. Tilden Owens Misses Pat Hopkins and Linda afternoon services. the car races at Corbm. Two Liquid Sweetener $1.30 Mr and Mrs. R B. McKenzie and other relatives here. Pillion of Wallins are spending Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cuna- ! j and Mrs - ^ene Rickels va j ue f or gg c plus free plastic and Cpl. and Mrs Charles A Monroe Middleton of Hnmil-'th* we « ,< with their aunt. Mrs. gin and daughters of Rich-,52? son ' ' Columbus, | pocket case—Soothe Skin Face Chance, and their guest. "Mrs. ton. Ohio, visited his sister. Rollie Pillion. 'mopd. Ind., spent last week" 0 " 10 ;, recently visited t h e i r & Hand Loljon 2 bottles for Herbert Peterson, of South Mrs. F. F. Maulchy, and Mr." Mrs. Lettic Saylor. Louis- with Mr. and Mrs. Ajiderson ? ra -. p ^ en ' a Mrs. jg c sav e 3 9 c — Hampton. Long Island. N Y., Mnulchy recently ville, Mrs. Minnie Winkler and Bowles at Livingston. ^larvis Noe. Mr. and Mrs. Irv Stith and Tenn , this week end. Mrs. nil Monroe Middleton to Cin- I^'banon, Ohio, Mrs. J. B. Pike,'and chiFdren spent the 4th w.u. , . .... McKenzie and Mrs Peterson cmnati. Ohio, where he will Lebanon Junction, and Mr. Ro- Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Bowles 'Lincoln Park, M'ch. spent Tucs- will remain for several days undergo surgery in the Veler- hert Smi(l>—of Anderson, Ind.,' and family. Mi" and Mrs Wm Harris ans Jlospital in Cincinnati. are here with their father, Mr. j Mrs. B. S. Craig and daughter and son. Dennis, of Spiro. visit- Brace Pennington, son of f F. Smith, at Brodhead, who Mrs. J. W. Crawford, and son, ed Mr and Mrs. Richard Captain and Mrs J P. Penning- 15 very ill in the Rockcastle,Craig, of Owensboro and Hope; Harris. Saturday ton, who are in Cuba, came County Baptist Hospital. , Hasty visited Mrs. Craig's i Mrs Mary Finger of Chicago, overseas vfrrti an Admiral from Mr' and Mrs. W. J. Campbell daughter. Mrs. W. E. Jackson. "III.-."..!*/visiting her sister. Mrs Cuba and is spending a few and children have returned to and family in Greenwood. S. C. Maud Mamn. this week. They days with his grandparents, their home in Brooklyn, N. Y., Nancy and Carolyn Jackson ac- pfcin to iio on to Knoxville and'Dr and Mrs Jim Pennington after spending a 10-day va- companied them home for-a visit relatives.. Dr and Mrs Jim Penning- cation with Mrs. Campbell's visit Mr. and Mrs George B Live- ton and grandson. Bruce, were parents, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin say of Knrwntto. Ohio, visited In Lexington Thufsday on busi- Smith, at Livingston. Mrs Mary Jane 'Hansel and ness. Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph French: Mrs Mabel Deatherage this Mis Mattie Robertson' re- and daughter, Ginger, of Cin-! week turned home Wednesday, after cinnati, Ohio, spent the holi- Mr and Mrs Carl Mason spending a vacation in Colorado, day week cad with her parents, and son of Lexington are visit- accompanied by tier son. Ro- Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Smith, a t i mg her parents. Mr. and Mrs. bert Ed Mullins. ana family of Livingston. Floyd Livesay. over the week Bloomington. Ill Mrs. Glcnna French of Cin- end Mr and Mrs L C Neal of cinnati, Qhio. was the week I Mi anil Mrs Starlin Stevens Winchester spent Wednesday end guest of Mr. and Mrs. i of Bartonvillc. III . are spend- with her sister. Mrs. Jim Pen- Harry French at Horse Lick. ing a week's vacation with their nington. a n D r Pennington. Mrs. C. W. Adams of ' S t . ' parents. Mr. 6nd Mrs. Ortie Mr. and Mrs Charlie Ball Augustine, Fla.. returned t o h e r ' Rash, and Faye and (*lwin and Mrs Verna Ponder of Liv- home after a visit with Mrs. Mr and Mrs Paul Owvns ingston. and Ruby Ball of Brush Mattic Co* and other relatives., and daughter. Paula, of I.Hian- Creek were guests of Mrs Lyda Her mother, Mrs. Fannie Child-. on. visited his mother, Mrs Howard Saturday. ress, accompanied 1*er home. Harrl Owens, and Terry over Mrs. Lyda Howard and bro- Mr. and Mrs. Ray McFerron ( the week end. ther. Bill Bullock, were dinner of Rosewell. N. M,, returned to Week end visitors of Mr guests of Mr and Mrs Jjm their home Monday, after a . and Mrs Byron Baker and Mr Carpenter at Given Hill, Wed- visit, with his sisters, Mrs. E. -.slut Mrs. Jamss Baker '"-".v: nesdsy. B Cox and ..G^ocsiar.-Bryant 1 Mr and Mrs. George Morrison M r " a n d Mrs Joe Cnntrell of and brother, J D. McFerron. of Dayton. Ohio Davton. Ohio, spent the week and Mrs. McFerron, also Ml. Mrs Marguerite . McDanlcl e nd with Mr and Mrs Rpllie and Mrs. Henry Cox. ! and son. Jack, have returned Pilion.aiwi the par4y-^>f four ^mniii.ifiSSiyil^)tii",i to Michigan after visiting her spent Saturday at Cumberland visited his grandparents. Mr. j parents. Mr. and Mrs. T C Lake, returning late in the and Mrs. Burgess Hysingcr. j O'Mara. evening with some real nice over the week end. -- fish. Mr and Mrs. L. J. Peyton Andy Bullock of Livingston attended Hie annual Peyton re- visited his brother. Bill, ana union at the old Peyton Home i OWENS' SUNDRY STORE Floyd Owem Ml. Vernon Take Home A Carton TODAY Nationaline Store 38P - Barton Wringer Typo Washer with trade.. S 99.00 48P - Barton Wringer Type Washer with trade.. 114.00 S2 Gal. 10 year Warrent Electric Water Heater .. 91.50 52 Gal. 10 year Warrent Electric Glass Lined Water H 1Q2.B0 52 Gal. 10 year Warrant Electric Glass Lined Tablo.Top Water Healer .. 119.95 66' Double Bowl Double Drain Board Sink, with trim 115.50 54' Single Dowl Double Drain Board Sink. Youngstown 88.50 Hotpoinl Electric Stoves with trade 230.00 up Hotpoint Electric Refrigerators 109.00 up 3-piece bath 118.95 Plate Glass Medicine Cabinets with trade 22.35 up Combination Shallow and Deepwell Pumps 88.50 TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET v A* F* St. Clair Cr Son PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Mt. Vernon. Ky. Vernon Theatre Ml. Vernon. Kentucky'? ADMISSION: Adults' 50c - Children I5c SUNDAY and MONDAY July 12 - 13 RALLY ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS P a u l N e w m a n - Joan Collins Tuesday and Wednesday July 14 - 15 . ... . VERBOTEN! James Best-Susan CumminRj ALSO HIGH SOCIETY Leo Gorcey - Huntz Hall THURSDAY & TRIDAY July 16 - 17 THE REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER Clifton Webb Dorothy McGuire T h u r s d a y N i g h t IS GIVE-A-WAY NIGHT SATURDAY, July 18 THE KETTLES On Old "MacDonald's Farm Marjoric Main —Parker Fennelly ALSO GUN FOR A COWARD Fred MacMurry-Janice Rule SCRATCH-ME-NOT WITH ITCH-ME-NOT ^ Aj»plv fTCH-ME-NOT, eh. Y.U f».l IW. I C*« ITOI-MC-K(OT I ram «»/^u||i.l Owens Sundry Store Main Street Mt. Vernon To every man still on K. P. Next timo you're in the kitchen take a look around. Refrigerator . - . stove ... perhaps a d-lsh-washer or freeier ... quite an invest- ment, isn't itl An invest- ment this large should be fully protected by insur- ance . . . a s should all your household possessions. You owe it to youiself to give u s a c a l l . . . t o d a y . HIATT & ANDERSON Brodhead, Kentucky Representing the Hartford Fire Insurance Company £, YOUR LIVESTOCK MARKET Service "Satisfaction Highest Prices Check — Day of Sale The Garrard County Stockyards sold 2.411 head of live- stock Friday. Juno 26. Beceipts and quotations follow: CATTLE—506: Steers. S21.25 at 25: heifers, S19 al 24.50: best baby beeves. 524.50 at 29: others. S23 down: fal cows. $16 50 at 20.20: canners and cutters. S12 al 15.50: milk cows. $98 at 177: \itock cows. $87 at 174: cows and calves. $129 at 176: bulcher built. $18.60 al 23.20; stock bulls. $123 at 207: stock cattle. $38 at 122. . . . ... »„ CALVES 298: Tops. $33: seconds and butchers. $31.20 at 32.10: heavies. $31.10 .at 32.60: medium. $27 at 29.25: tUhers. $26.25 down. HOGS 492: Packers. $16: medium. $15.50: heavies. $15.- '50- light'. $14.50: SOWJ. $10 al 13.50: sows and pigs. $38 al 122: bsst shoats. $14 a! 19.50: olhors. $13.50 down. (SHEEP ANL LAMBS—1.094: Best lambs. $23.65 at 25i good Iambs. $21.20 at 23.40: medium lambs. $18.50 at 21: fat sheep. $6.60. HOBSES AND MULES—21: No quotations. SALES OF ALL CLASSES OF LIVESTOCK EVERY F R I D A Y . U n d e r U.S. Government Supervision and Bond- ed for your protection. Garrard County Stockyards Kirby Teatrr Hogan Teater J.L. Teater LANCASTER. KENTUCKY J(j ST ON i 6F 7 BIJ fit»« 0 ffSM Over 4r>ro#* r t*t itfafitU I Take a tip from the experts . . . in their own words . . . and from on- the-record facts and fifrures: More than ever, Chevrolet (rives you more than any other of the leading low- priced three! More room to relax in. for Instance. A sampling of official dimensions reported to A.M.A.* makes this clear. Chevy front seat hip room, for one thing, is up to 6.9 inches wider than comparable cars. And Chevy even olTcrs more front seat head room than all but one of the Aipft-priced cars! Best Brakes Not only bigger, but built with bonded linings for up to 66% longer life. Just to prove what's what. Chevy out-stopped both of the "oth«r two" in a NA"§CARt-conducted" test of re- peated stops from highway speeds. Best Style It's the only car of the leading low-priced 3 that's un- mistakably modern in every line. "In its price class," says POPULAR SCIENCE magazine^ "a hew high in daring styling." Best Engine Every motor mag- azine has given Chevrolet's stand- ard and Corvette V8's unstinted praise. As SPORTS CARS ILyjS- TRATED puts i t : " . . . surely the most wonderfully responsive engine available today at any price." Best Ride MOTOR TREND magazine calls Chevy ". . . t h e ' smoothest, most quiet, softest rid- ing car in its price class." You'll be Best Economy No doubt about this: two Chevrolet 6's won their class in the famous Mobilgas Econ- omy Run, got the best mileage of any full-size car, 22.38 miles "per gallon—with Powerglide. Best Trade-In Check ir. any N-A.D.A.t Guide Book. Chev> used car prices last year averaged u p t o $128 higher than comparable mod- els of the "other two. CHEVROLET Visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer and see how much more Chevy has to offer! Baker Motor Company MAIN STREET PHONE 3831 MT. VERNON. KY.

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